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three points of tie down will be far more secureToday was much less frenetic then yesterdayExperimented with some 24” by half inch steel rebar $5 per piece & led me down the right path ... They pound in very easy with just a hammer All told economically as well It’s a time-consuming process but I’m pretty hopeful they are secured and set ..Many more to go View attachment 19034175 View attachment 19034176 View attachment 19034178 View attachment 19034179 View attachment 19034180
I so wish I would hit the lottery
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.Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own Chessee Island, a serene 4.4-acre haven nestled in the Susquehanna River of northern Dauphin County. This idyllic property, now on the market for only the second time in the past 140 years, offers a rare chance to own a piece of history. Preserving its natural beauty, Chessee Island boasts old growth timber, untouched by saw or ax. As a unique offering, all mineral rights convey with the property, adding to its allure. This is not just an acquisition; it's an opportunity to own both peace of mind and a piece of history. Seize the moment to make Chessee Island your very own sanctuary in the heart of the Susquehanna River.
Most everything I use for growing outdoors has been purchased at farm auctions. Repurposed or re-rigged there always is a way to use metal, wire and rod. So it kills me to see you paying that for rebar. Buy long lengths and cut down with metal cutting discs attached to an angle grinder.
I think the rebar tent stakes will hold for a while but the holes will begin to wallow out. Yes, tubing for tie outs to protect the plant tissue.
Flower, don't get frustrated, your plants are fine. Most of us would love the opportunity for a full sun outdoor grow. You have not bitten off more than you can chew and all will work out.
I think the rebar tent stakes will hold for a while but the holes will begin to wallow out. Yes, tubing for tie outs to protect the plant tissue.
Flower, don't get frustrated, your plants are fine. Most of us would love the opportunity for a full sun outdoor grow. You have not bitten off more than you can chew and all will work out.
I meant to say, towards the end of their closing date, like about a week out... they may increase the discount to 75%. That last store had lots of pots of various sizes left.
Staked like trees...hell yeah!
Your plants are monsters man..well done!
Your plants are monsters man..well done!
You definitely sent me in the right direction today The rebar is a good idea ...
That was the plan all along despite the peanut gallery I just couldn’t get to that point at the snap of a finger I’m getting there
There are three per tree or I should say trunk or stem whether the pictures reveal that or not
OH, he is a handsome boy and helpful. He has already made me smile several times, thank you.
If your over at the OFC thread I posted a video/story of a cat taking a leaf into the fish market store to trade for fish. If your a cat lover it's a touching story.
Hi there Sam, well, ain't you a charmer!
I cut the extra hose tubing to slip over the ends of the rebar, sticking out of the ground. You don’t want to wrap your foot around to one of those that’s a death trap.
How much are they asking?
Your idea about mini stakes yesterday was very helpful… magnitudes easier pounding in a 2 foot half inch thick piece of steel rebar with a hammer as opposed to a 5 foot heavy duty enameled garden stake with a post hole pounder
This way I won’t impale my foot
